Tencent looks to the West for innovation in untapped genres coming to China
Tencent is looking to introduce new genres to its Chinese audience with Western partners.
Twitch has a huge, highly engaged audience — and it craves more
Twitch is looking to platforms like mobile to increase its viewership.
Chobolabs raises $1.3M to put hardcore gaming on mobile
The company, founded by a professional Counter-Strike player, is beta-testing its first title, a platform-shooter.
How mobile developer Wooga creates massive hits from the misses
Jens Begemann of Wooga explains how his team kills projects to create hits.
Walking Dead studio Telltale Games: We have franchises coming to us now
The Walking Dead developer is doing well after humble beginnings.
Competition, not cooperation, is the key element in Chinese mobile games
iDreamSky knows a lot about successful game deployment in China. And other developers should pay attention to what it's learned.
How to pitch your mobile game to Apple
Former AppStore marketing manager offers tips for getting Apple's attention.
Tapjoy: If your in-game ad is intrusive, you're doing it wrong
Tapjoy finds that players, publishers, and marketers can all win by serving up ads at certain times.
Ex-EA boss John Riccitiello: 'Anyone who cares about games won' the console wars
The former Electronic Arts CEO believes today's digital entertainment ecosystems make it a great time to be a gamer.
Western mobile gaming is 'years behind China'
Rick Thompson of Signia Venture Partners says Western gaming can capture Chinese-level success by focusing on fun.